Female Students Bear Weight of Hard-to-Access Childcare in NYC
HUNTER COLLEGE–“There is not a single moment when the house is calm,” one student said. Story by Jada Shannon
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Street Vendors Rally for Greater Worker Protection
BARUCH COLLEGE–Vendors are calling for the city to treat them as small businesses, issue more permits and support them in other ways. Story by Yadira Gonzalez
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New York State Promises Tuition-Free College, But There’s a Catch
HUNTER COLLEGE–While the Excelsior Scholarship allows students to go to school without charge, there are many requirements they must meet. Story by Jada Shannon
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South Queens Women’s Group Advocates for Gender Justice
CITY COLLEGE–The group offers networking opportunities for young women and workshops on healing from gender-based violence, among other things. Story by Annisha Singh
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East New York Mexican Grocery Store Fills Neighborhood Need
CITY COLLEGE–“We realized we had to seize an opportunity,” said one co-owner about opening La Mexicana Hidalguense, a uniquely Mexican store in the area. Story by Cesar Vazquez
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Latine Students Struggle to Build Community
HUNTER COLLEGE–Latine undergraduates find it hard to connect with each other because there is a lack of communication and engagement among students. Story by Sabrina Rosado
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